… and we see how much the community can invest or donate. If they don’t have enough resources internally, then we go to external investors and we have them invest as well. … invests on the same basis and everyone gets the same terms. One of the unique things about our structure is that we bring both tax equity and non-tax equity investors into the same … to create their own credit-scoring criteria or scorecard. People have all sorts of great reasons for investing in different things and we make that available to investors to deploy …
… has attempted to answer in its new white paper, “ Accessing Secondary Markets as a Capital Source for Energy Efficiency Finance Programs: Program Design Considerations for Policymakers … to co-host a webinar series about this report. To attend the next webinar, please visit our event page . Join our LinkedIn group to discuss this article. You may also email the author directly using …
… Friday, April 17 th . But, the March 25 th application deadline is fast approaching! Mark your calendars. Every year, the Sabin Prize awards $25,000 to the most promising Yale venture … Selby of Conservation Matrix , said that “the award from CBEY is meaningful for a few key reasons: (i)The funding is helping us to develop a website, travel to meet with partners and … and funding is critical to helping us scale the business so that we can have a greater impact on the way clothing is made." Her partner Jonas Clark noted that "CBEY has been such …
… new website: cbey.yale.edu . The redesign not only provides an aesthetic update, but gives our audiences—internal and external—more ways to engage with the work that we do and the people involved. Since our founding in 2006, we have grown to serve twice as many students and dramatically expanded the range and depth of our program offerings. Our network has branched out to include more business, nonprofit and …
… climate change, competition, or the local social and political environment can materially impact a company. As the beverage companies and clothing manufacturers have largely learned, … water backgrounds, she from water efficiency standards and I from large-scale water resources management, but we both view water stewardship and risk mitigation as a business … open to any student with a good idea and a willingness to sell it, we convinced a jury of our peers that a program around corporate water stewardship and water risk was an important …
… for Business and the Environment was founded back in 2006 in large part to serve as a resource for students pursuing a joint degree between the full time MBA and FES. The School of … nonprofit and government sectors. Yale’s full time MBA program also offers a plethora of courses and clubs in clean energy finance and other sustainability issues. However, until now there has been no formal way for Yale to combine these existing resources for executive professionals particularly interested in business training. "This is a …
… including waterway pollution. However, their reporting did not provide detail of their impacts, instead only stated that “the Company has continued to work with Cerrejόn coal … by transparency. A recent study by Heinsz et al (2014) in the Strategic Management Journal showed that stakeholder support for operations on the ground increases the valuation … because the size of their commitment takes into account the changes necessary in our economy. However, a set of tightly defined reporting metrics are necessary before the …
… that the stock prices of these companies were overvalued, and the risks from climate impact, regulatory policy and technology were being discounted by the market. Their final … the portfolio’s risk. “Thanks to Yale hosting such a fantastic event, we were able to share our view that endowments and pension funds shouldn't try and time the market re-pricing of … the portfolio’s risk. “Thanks to Yale hosting such a fantastic event, we were able to share our view that endowments and pension funds shouldn't try and time the market re-pricing of …
… Cross-posted from the Global Network for Advanced Management The name of the course was “Natural Capital: Risks and opportunities in global resource systems,” and it truly represented to me the unexpected door to an incredible array of … This was much more personal, close, intensive, collaborative, and transformational, a huge impact to our lives. Accordingly, after my completion of the Natural Capital course in May …
… belong to. Many companies are making ambitious commitments to reduce their environmental impact. They are setting examples and inspiring others in their fields to do the same. Growing this base of leaders will of course help the cause on many fronts, including providing notional power to international climate negotiators. But Mr. Cameron’s discourse raised several questions about how this bottom-up approach will eventually lead to the …